SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PASYNKIEWICZ, S. - PASYNKOV, V. V.

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PASYjKIEV=,-Btaajfilaw- DAHLIG, Wlodzimierz; CIEMEWSKI, Jozef
Obtaining of aluminum organic compounds. IL Reactions of metallic
aluminum with all7lchlorides in the gas phase. Rocz chemil 35 no.5:
1293-1300 161.
1. Katedra Technologii Organicznej I. Politechnika, Warszawa.

PASYNXIEWICZ, Stanislaw; DAHLIG, Wlodz:Lmiarz; MESZORER, Ludwik
Obtaining of altmin= organic compound8. 111. ReactionB of the iodine-
or bromo- exchange to aluminw, organic compounds. Rocz chemii 35 n,0.5:
1301-1307 161.
1. Katedra Technologii Organictnej I, Politechnika, Warszawa.

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~A 90% yield of o-(EtHgS)CiT14C0~11 (Y), m. 103-5*, va3
ObtRINVII by adding 61.3 j. I to a Wn. -of 33 g. ',N'aOH and
DO g. II in DW nil. 14,0 at 40" max., keeping the mixt. I,
'hrs. at room temp., adding 1070 aq. HS04 to pH 7, filtering..
unreacted U, cooling, adding more H:,SOj, filtering pptd.;
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FAS1~94kwNas,-Sianislav; DAHLIG, Wlodzimierz; T'OMASZEWSKI,, Boleslaw
Reactions of aluminum organic compounds; obtaining of ketones
from nitriles and aluminum organic compounds. Rocz chemii 36
noo9:-1383-1384 162.
1. Zaklad Technologii Organicznej Is Politechni3m. Warszawa.

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ACC NR, AP6027100 JOU7~c," COD-': P010099/66102,01,-
AUT111OR: Starorvrieyski, Kazd-morz; Pasynlc~e-.,-icz, Stanislaw
ORG: Department of Organic Tochnolo5r, i,olyto chnic ln~;tituto
Tochnologii Organicznoj Politechniki)
TITIE: Complexes of organoalund-numtompounds vrith nitrilos, thoAr
infrared spectra
SOURCE: Rocznild chomii - anna-los sociotatis, clLimlcao polonorum, v.
1966, 47-53
TOPIC TAGS: organoaluminum conpound, organic nitrile compouncl, T.. spectln.~,,
molecular structure
ADSMACT: Infrared spoctra of the reaction products of nitrilas
c-~hyl derivatives of organoaluminun compounds wero investirato6, In on
mine the structure of the resultant coz-,Tloxos and the rolativo ar.
acqoptor capacity of organoaluminum conpounds. The authors thank '-astor 1,,-Lilour
C. Cybulski, Rock Salt 1-tine, Inowroclaw, for the NaCl plates arid rs. D.
for skillful technical assistance. Orig. art. has: 2 tables. Eric. art. ir, -r,~, _j
FJPRS: 35,39f
SUB CODE: 07, 20 /
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SUB11 DATE: 23Fob65 / ORIG REF: 001 -.~OV

DAHLIGO W1odzixderz;,PASMIEWICZ, Stanislaw; WOJNAROWSKI, Tadeusz
Reactions of the aluminum organic compounds. I. Synthesis of the
ketones from acid chlorides and complex Balt of thyl aluminum dichloride
with sollum chloride. Ron chemii 34 no.2:401-412 6o. (ELU 10:11
1. Katedra Technologii Organicznej I Politechnikit Warszawa.
(Organic compounds) (Ketones) (Chlorides)
(Salt) (Ethyl aluminum dichloride) (Aluminum)

DAHLIGI, Wlodzimierz; PASYNKIEWICZ, Stanislaw
Reaction of aluminum organic compounds with ethyl chloride. Rocz
chemii 34 no-3/4:1197-1198 160. (EEAI 10:3)
1. Zaklad Technologil Organicznej I Politechniki,, Warszawa
(Aluminum) (Chloroethane) (Organic compounds)

ECKSTEIN, Zygmunt; DA1111j, Wlodzimierz; IIMARSKI, Bogumil; PASYNKIEWICA
Stanislaw
Method of obtaining organic mercury compounds from mercury salts
and organic alluminum ocapounds. Przem chem 39 no.4:225-228 Ap 160.
1. Zaklad Syntezy Organicznej, Polska Akademia Nauk, Warszawa i
Katedra Technologii Organicznej I i II, Politechnike, Warszawa.

A221 IA02(
AI!TT4r'RS Dahl'.g. W~oj_ztmlerz; Pasynkietqi~_, Stan1staw
A, ~~ * '; '. t .' ' ..
'~Cowpounds. Synthesis of -7-tivi A;_
TIITLF~ Reactions of Organic Aluminurp
m! n um
PERIODICAL- Przemysk Chern-iczny lq6(.) Vol, 19, No pp -,00 - --C-!
TEXT, Trletliyl aluminum is a componer~ cf the low-pressure ethylene p~:I.~-
merization cal-.a-lyst and an Important seml-produ~'~ for many organic syntheses So,
f&rr '9eVen methods of trlethyl alumInum synt.he2lq are known and mentionei ir lit-
erature (Ref. I - 6). The authors are of the opinion that for laboratory and sman
industrial plants the method described in ~Ref 1) is the most sultaLle and *.hev
worked out their own version of I,. usIng as raw materials alaminum and ethyll -r--
ride, During the reaction between alky. -tLcride and a..j_rP.4.nijrr. a Mix-Arp Of
chloraluminum and alkylo-dl~,.nloralumlnum. alled sesq1)1rhlorldf~ rr-F41.11ts By warrr.-
Ing up the sesquIckiloride with metallic sodium, Irlialky1aluminum. NaCi and All arp
4 ~NaCl j A;
obt.alned MCI -7- 2A1-~R2AICI + RAIC!', (R,-AIC! -RAICI.2) + 'Na"'Y1
Reac-.ion between die.hylchloraluminum and metalilc sodium at 110 - i6C)0(' Is ea~~v
but -iolent and yielding Fit-W. IDO% only. in cr-der *o slow down trie reac, Ion, lh-
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Reactions of Organic Aluminum Compounds Synthesis of Triethy! Alam_lnum.
next experiment was carried out with an appreciable quant4l.ty of XvIene, 40 - 50%
by volume,, as compared with diethyleloralum-Inum used for ths experi-ment B-; us-
ing ilean, fine pulverized aluminusm w44 h energe*,Io stirring and a reflux cooler
the reaction started at 1400C and was carrIed out at 140 - 155 0C for 6 - 9 hours,
The s6cond part of the experiment was carried out in two stages 1) to the sDspen-
.3ion of metallic sodium in xylene, about half of (C 2H5)2AlCl was added. Under
these circumstances triethylaluminum is formed which reacts with excess aluminum
I )-jAl + 6NaCl f 2AI
AICI f &aA,4~C2H,
according to the following equation, 6(C2H5)2 .1 -
4(c2H5 )2Ai +. i_Ka-03Na[Al(C2H5)43 + Al 2) only after this stage is completed, the
re-mainder of 005)2AM Is added. ThIs second stage procede5 slowly according
to the following equation' 3Na(Al(C2H5)41 + 3(C'2H,;)pA1.Cl-*6(C2H5) Al 4 MaCI.The
same method can be also applied for trimethylalumt~um synthesis. ~;e autho-s
carried'out 6 experiments each time, slightly modifying the procedure. The resull,'_z
of same are croduced in Table 1. Methods of analyses of reaction products are
also given. There are 3 figures, I table and 6 referencesz I English, 3 German
and 2 Soviet.
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DAHLIG, WlodzImI-jrz; PASYNIKIEWICZ, Stanislaw; WAZYMISK, Kazimierz
Reactions of crgaric alum!-ur compounds. Syntbesis of tetra-
ethyllead from triethylaluminum and lead acetate. Praw Chem 39 no.7:
43&43& JI 160.
1. Zaklad Technologii Organicznej I, Politechnika, Warszawa

PASvIKIE.-'-ICz, S,
The chemistry of organoal=jAb'm cornpounds. p. 209.
WIADO,,,,OSCI CliFA.',ICZNE. (Polskie Towarzy5two Chemiczne) Wroclaw/vel. 1-1, no.
4, Apr. 1959.
Monthly List of East Eurppean Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. i, no. 7, Jub, 1959
UNCL.

23579-65 EWTW/SPF(c)/FPR/f;WP(J)/T Pc_4/Pr_4/Pv_4 RPL WW1W31
7:~~CCESSION
AUTHOR: Pasynkiewicz, S.
Part 2
TITLE: Industrial application of aj~!nl
-.SOURCE: Przemysl chemiczny, v. 43, no-. 10, 1964, 534-537
TOPIC TAGS, aluminoorganic compound, knock prevention, fuel additive, tetraethyllead,
tetramethyllead, organotin compound, orgazomercury compound, organometal synthesis
ABSTRACT: The author reviews the various applications of organoaluminum compounds,
giving reactions and citing references, includLng his own contributions. A major portion of
th artiel * devoted'to the reactions by Which antiknock compounds~l piTticularly tetra-
ethylleadY can be obtained. The production of discusied. Other
appl Catio described are syntheses of organometallic compounds via reacUonB of organo-
aluminum compounds-vAth-metal-wats.- Par pro-
and organomercury compounds. The synthesis of carbonyl compounds,
duxiinj o jpa
ketones In particular, to revlewq
9, The author also mentfons organoaluminarm coinpounds
which are used as fuel additiveAr rocket fuels, and concludes with a brief dWcussion of
the safety of processing and Futiling oTganoaluminura compounds. OrIg. art. has. 33
equations.
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AUTHOR: Pasynkov, B.
TITLE3 A C A~aas Z 'Transitive Sinele-valued Spectra for Bicompacts
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960,Vol 131~Nr 2,pp 253-254 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: P.S.Aleksandrov LRef 1_7 has shown that the limit space of
every Hausdorffian transitive spectrum of finite complexes is
a bicompact. The author defines a special class of spectra
(extremal spectra) for which there exists a one-to-one relation
to compacts:
Principal theoremt Every bicompact X is a limit space of a
certain extremal - and unique up to isomorphism - spectrum.
There are 9 definitions and 3 theorems altogether.
The author thanks P.S.Aleksandrov for the leading of the work.
There is 1 Soviet reference.
PRESENTEDs November 19, 1959, by P.S.Aleksandrov, Academician
SUBMITTED: November 18, 1959 ~A
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FUSTYIMIKOY, illya Andreyevich; PASYMOT, B., red.; CIVOTSHTANOTA. G.,
tekhn.red.
Rubtsovsk. Barnoul, Altaiskoe knizhnoe itd-vo. 1959. 47 P.
Mbisovsk-History) (MM 13:3)
(Rubteov8k--Economic conditiona)

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combinatcrial characteristics of the dimension diz X ~,f
bicompactum X. Vost. Mosk. uns Ser.lt Mat., mekh. 20 no-3:47-5G My-
Je 165. (MIRA 18;9)
1. Kafedra vysshey geometrii i topologil Moskovskogo gosudarstvenncg,~
universiteta imeni M.V.Lamonosava.

PASYNFOvf P.t.
Y.Gurevich's foraula. Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 1: Mat., mekh. 20
no.4:3-5 JI-Ag 165. (M:pl 18191
1. Kafedra vysshey geometrii i topologil MoRkovskogo universiteta
imeni M.V. Lomonosova.

PASYNKOV, B.A. (Moskva)
Spectral expandability of topolog'cal spaces. Mat. abor. 66 no.1:3::
79 Ja 165. (MIRA 18:4)

FPSYNKOV) B.A.
I cla~-,s of a:r,' *,!,- '," ,! n~!-!-,t, : % - - - ~
1) T, ~-, . 2 - 3 -, ~, 1 , : - - I
Sib. nat. ztur. I , -.1 . .

PASYNY,QV-Y-B----
Interrelations between zero-dimemsional munpingsp universal spaces,
dimemionality, open zero-dimenaional mappings., and inverse spectra.
Dokle Ali SSS~R. 144 no.6t1217-1220 A 162. (MIRA 15z6)
1. Predstavlano akad. P.S.Aleksmdrovym.
(Topology)

IPASYNiOT, B.
Concurrence of different definitions of dimensionality for
locally b1compact groups. Dokl.O SSSR 132 no-5tl035-1037
-Je 160. (HIBA 13:6)
(Groups, Theor7 of)

PASYNKOV B.
Generalization of topological products. Doki. AN S'SR 150 no.l:
40-43 MV 163. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Predstavleno akademikom P.S.Aleksandrovym.
(Topology)

PIGAREV, N.V.; AYNGURN, S.M.; SOROKJ11, K.A.. obahchiy red., PASYNKOV, B.,
red.; CHEPUSIVANOVA, G., tekhn.red.
[Hoonomy of the Altai Territory: statistics) Harodnoe khoziaistvo
Altaiskogo kraia; statisticheskii abornik. Barnaul, Altaiskoe
knizhnoe iod-vo, 1958. 298 p. (MIRA 12:10)
1. Altayeldy kray. Statieticheskoye upravleniye. 2. Zamestitel'
nuchallnike, Statiatioheakogo upravleniya Altayekogo kraya (for
Figarev), 3. Naohallnik evodnogo sektora Statistichaskogo uprmvleniya
Altayekogo kraya (for AyMorn). 4. Hoohallnik Statistichookogo
upravlaniya Altayskoeo kraya (for Sorokin).
(Altai Territory-Statistion)

AUTHOR: ALEKSANDROV P, PASYNKOV B. 42-5-4/17
TITLE: Elementary Proof That the Identical Mapping of a Simplex is
Essential (Elementarnoye dokazatel'utwo sushchestvennosti
tozhdostvannogo otobraziieniya simpleksa)
PERIODICAL: Uspekhi Mat.Nauk, 1957, Vol.12, Nr-5, PP-175-180 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt With the aid of Sperner's lemma (there exists at least one
simplex of the triangulation-C of the simplex Tn with the
property that to its vertices there correspond onl different -
and consequently all - vertices of the eimplex Tn ~ and the
bebesgue's lemma for open coverings the authors give two
proofs (one of Aleksandrov and one of Postnikov) of the theorem:
The identical mapping of the closed simplex onto itself is
essential. Both proofs are indirect and very simple.
SUBMITTEDt October 18, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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Elementary proof of the substantiality of the identical mapping of
a simplex. Usp. mat. nauk 12 no,5*175-179 S-0 157. (MIRA 10tll)
(Topoiogy)

PASYNKOV, B.
ReverBed Bpectra and dimensionality. Dokl.AN SSSR 138 no.3:1013-
1015 is 161. (MM 14t6)
1e Moskovskiy Sonudars universitat im. M.V.Lomonosova.
Predstavleno akademikog6t.S.Aleksandrovym.
(Eigenva)kes) (Topology)

PASYNKOV, D.
Absenec of polyy.,edral spectra for bicompact5! - Do]," - iil~ bs-j( I 1~,'
no.3:546-549 Ja '62. ( Y, liA 13 - I )
1. fredstavleno akademikom Y.S.Aleksandrovym.
(Cif,umetry, Pro~ective)

PASYNKOVP B.
AN SSSR 150 n0-33
w-Mppings and revemed spectra' DDk" (MIRA 16:6)
488-491 My 163.
1. Predstavleno akademikom P.S. AleksandrOVYne
(Topology)

PASYNKOV? B.
On snake-like compact spaces. Chakhos! mat zhurnal 13 no.1t473-476
S 163.
1. Gosudarstvennyy universitet, Moskva, SSM.

PASYNKOVP B.
Partial topological products. DAL All SSM 154 no.4:767-770
F 164, (MIRA 17:3)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvenriyy universitet im. Lomonosova.
Predstavleno akademikom P.S. Aleksandrovym.

PASYNKOV, B.
Universal compacts of given weight and dirpnsionality. bokl.
AN SSSR. 154 no-5:1042-1043 F164. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V. Lomonosova.
Predstavleno akademikom P.S. Alcksandrovym.

AUTHOR: Pasynkov, B, I ''
TITLE. On Polyhedral Spectra and Dimensionalities of the bicompacta,
Especially the Bicompact Groupa (0 polledral,nykh 850ktrakh i
razmerno3ti bikompaktov, v chastnooti b!komp
PERIOPICALs boklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1956, Vol 121, Nr 1, pp 45-48 03SR)
ABSTRAM The author considers spectra In the sense of Aleksandrov /Ref
The spectrum S - C,) I& lie callel polyhedral if the X,,are
f x0ty t.( A
polyhedra; if the projections of the 0.4 for certain X 16 and X,-.,
are simplicial and affine, then 3 Is called simplicial The spectrum
3 . iy" 'Alis called n-dimensional la the sense of dim If
dim X., - 0.
follows with p - p 0 + Pin- Fig. 2 shows the graphical solution of i.e.,
p - f(e) for T - 20 and 800C. The author then studies pin (e) for e_< 0.5.
Xith e = e0 sincit equations (12) are obtained for determining the total di-
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Study of the nonlinear ... B125/B202
electric c6natant 6 and its component E(n). The.amplitudes of all harmonics
and the constant component increase with increasing EO/E. With the positive
semiwave Pin increases only weakly, with the negative one it increases more
strongly . This dependence.P in (t) causes a nonlinear increase of the first
harmonic, the occurrencejf higher harmonics and a constant component of the
amperage. The function 1)(E) has a maximum. For the dependence of th~e
piezomoduli d33 and d31 = the field strength
VON (17)
d" (E) am (E)
is obtained, in general form:
I(M) (e0) d"P.) (eD).
so dDit
The author then writes e - econst + e 0ain,~A. 'With changing temperature the
character of the functions 6(e) and a ik (e) changes-to the same degree as the
CLrd 4/6

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Study of the nonlinear B125 B202
shape of the hysteresis loop. With rising temperature the nonlinear effects
become more distinct. Fig. 7 shows the theoretioal hysteresis loops-ani
the calculated curves
9(1)(e0 g(1)(E0/Ec) for T - 80 and 200C. The dependences observed for
E(e), d (e), d (e) also hold for the temperatures below the second phase
33 31
transition6 The same holds for the effect of mechanical stress. At pres-
sures below 100 kg/cm2 a relatively stable metastable state occurs. The
results of the present paper quafttatively also hold for polycrystalline
ferroelectrica6 Ec and Ecrit probably increase more strongly than in a
specimen with 95% BaTiO3 4...5/",,CaTiO 36 The above method of describing non-
linear properties of a ferroelectric does not give a full theoretical
explanation of these phenomena. There are 10 figures and 9 references:
5 Soviet-bloc and-4,?ron-Soviet-bloc. The most recent two references to
English-language publications read as follows: D. Meherhofer. Phye. Rev.,
112, 413, 19581 A. L. Gray a. I. M. Herbert, Journ. Acustica, 6, 1956.
SUBMITTED: December 9, 1960
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PASYNKOV R.Ye.
Quantum mechanical theoz7 of seignettoelectricity. Izv. 0 SSSR.
Ser.fiz. 22 no.12:1422-1423 D 158. (MTR.A 12:2)
1. Institut poluprovodnikov AN SSSR.
(quantum mechanics) (Ferroelectricity)

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SUBJECTs USSR/Luminescenco 48-3-24/26
AUTHORS3 Pasynkoy R.Ye and Vinogradov V.V.
TITLEs Stabilized Piezoceramic Vateriale (Stabilizovannyye
plyezokeramicheakiye materialy)
PERIODICALt Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya fizicheakaya, 1957,Vol 21,
#3. pp 450-454 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One of the most important applications of ferroelectrica in
technology is their use for manufacturing various electroac-
ouotic transformers.
However, a number of essential problems connected with peculia-
rities of pi*zoceraaic materials as ferroelectrics were not
clear enough.
In order to aolve some of these problems, an investigation of
the properties of barium titanate and some of its solid so-
lutions was performed. Conclusions drawn from this investig~-
tion are as follows:
1. BeTiO possesses a considerable non-stabilitg of elec-
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48-3-24/26
TITLE: Stabilized Piezoceramic Materials (Stabilizovannyye
plyetokeramicheakiya materialy)
INSTITUTIONt Institute of Semiconductors of the USSR Academy of Sciences
PRESENTED BYi
SUBMITTEDs No date indicated
AVAILABLEt At the Library of Congress.
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PASYNKOV. ~.Y
~Ietoicoplv tho 'Selgn- re!tr'- ~ropertie8 of
titanste. Ali 33SR.'Ser.fiv. 21 no.3:34u-)51 Ur '57..(KW 10:7)
1. Inatitut poluprovodniirov Akedemli neuk SSSR.
(Barium titanates-Electric properties) (Ferroelectric substances)

-~~~~~~RADUV, V.V.
Stabilized viesoceramic materials. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.fir. 21
no-3-.450-454 Wr 157. (MIAA 10. 7)
1. Inetitut poluprovodnikov Akademit nauk SSSR.
tPlezoolectric substances)

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On the molecular theory of ferroslectric substances. Zhur.eksp.
I toor.fis. 25 no.1:57-73 Js 053. (HLHA 7.10)
(Forroolectric substances) (Molecular theory)

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1scusses the Terro-eleciric phase traminion of
the ucond li-ind from the cublic into leiragonal form
for perOYSILl' Wlypa tryslaN j~1cZO-rileCi and OCO. 0-
alfmion bfing allowed far, It is shown that The in-
CrCOND of Sponlancous d;fornmtions below alit euria
Point CAUWS Bit incrmc in ]he 45confinuous rhango
of sixcific litat nad in ihe rate of increase of polariza-
tion with Wing lernpcratum Tho tensor Com-
Ponents for the diclecirle pernilifivity arc calculated
for the cases both %vith and -wiftut cl-tsfic stresses in
wc;:k belds - coe(OcictiLs Ot &Clroz iclion ana lensof
'LtrnPOMM Of tht Pk7,0c1tM16C nV)Ugli 11M 11910P
vur-:d. It is 3!)o%n that ShO pCrinillijily of Z VDn-
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Mde) I lout m1nima Js
proFosed. Itiststablisbed,inotwvrr,tbaipbzselmnsltim
korr,=ponds to the exit. Cade point. Theque3tionallow-
'Urnp. plum transformation is invest3gated. The Incon-
*bttMT of app!katjon of the model of local inInIma to explain
the pmpatles of B&Tj()~ Is shown. The adequacy of exbt-
In :acthods of computing, based an Abe use at a nwdel of
armonle oscillators from the kbermWyumle Lboory of
a
disturbance, appHed to computation of free encroolagsocn.
of wthaymonics it ji, -ti--
pkinod IW the order of prwWdft a( selpetto4tcWca Is
w4nftttd with the Suctuation or the d1splactmtst of Ebag
krflo The quest ion of aptplicability of the subtrmonle o9.
61ta~ortoothtrer)-stalsvitbaperovskite-I estructu
V. Bed

PASMOV9 R.E.
RT-742 (The theory of ferroelectricity) K teorii segnetoolektrichestva.
DDELADY AXOMI NAUX S-qM, 79(3): 431,434, 1951.

TbV ~~W A - 86ndlettAil and
Acmd. Sc%. V.S.S.K..
S-5,S.R. 79. 431-4
(1931); d. C.A. 43. 36751. -The thenmynatme potential
00 A =70hile-fm arigortioeler. substance mw its Curk
Peam written 4own as a luoctica of the compon"tg of the
Polariftlies vftlcw. the trift. Uld strength Vector. the defor.
lastans' 's"sor- thir dWk cOnall.- SO Ctmats, drpendins
the f-P. NO PNM-. Parlial diVei tistiom with
=1 to She Polarization and the deformation
components
4 u1sap" to equations perinjifint investigation or the
interval Kai" of a 00"o-hin -sk Crystal. As a remit
of deformation of the aymad in the bwnm of an the. fitjd.
below the Curk point, the distmfinuity of the hewt caparity
& hd the rate d growth of the spontaneous pda2intim in.
crraw with deausiul temp. In an ritc. Gdd, dtformao=
and cooduLl ha"s t 64- in R&T" &Dd
iapbzfoj.
1111I)NOWIN Under $1180C pressure depeW, on the sign Of the
Va. ek"Joeuk Ina k.; in the > 0 (BaT". P&
I'tch). the Cum point niuves to Weer, and in tar cNar of
h. < 0 (PbZrOb) to hisber. trmps.. with sact ellectro-Aritc-
tion. the Cwar point is Lutitprodent of the preieure Tbt
polsrisation. at a given temp., dtcrtases with increming
prejure in the coat 4 > 0. hattrasea with 4 < 0, and rt-
maim unchaAW uitb 4 - 4). of the exiatias thearin of
that W Mama anti Mattlit" (C A ~114.
2(Aid) tends to the conclusion that In DaTiOl the tranutiori
point is clost to the Cork ubkb is In cluallict with
t
exptl. date; the treat and M. of the motid in
which the T44* too foraw cov*nt boads with the 0-- kas
and the eltORSAWY Cell Contains 6 minims of ial
energy. is legitimale only in The case of the potentx=.
14. between tht minims, fulfilling the inequality a% >- F *
(where F - internal fidd. a - elft. moment of the clirmeu-
tary CCU). tobere" &OUIDY its F 0, 71br tbtw*s of
Lkvousbin (C-A. 44, 17-silts) mW Slater (C-A 44, 818U).
ujer which the Curie point 6 ded. by the dimettiitics of
the central itois and the actithedroft we VA&W to acrMut
for the deciessit of the Curie point irm PbTA to R&TKA
anti from PbZrO, to B&TA. N. Than

537,226.2
W11. kboul the Iwalent el The molevotar thrMDf
frrimkvirim
If"T. 11-, 25, SO. 3j7)'
Rustiin.
Conteniporavv zwleculv AwykA orferroclectricity
we rri,icucd. 'A gmtral Irrm of the local minima
incitf-I is discussed. I~Scrc phase trwisiticim corre-
kpond to lln 4cfjlkzl Curie point. Low-lemperature
J)h;ksz transitions are irriTsligated. PropertiC3 of
'IfiSNCIDrily by the
liativrij tbamale 3re not vtplamcd S.
inotic) iviih i conMani nurntrcq vl' loc3l minima for all
leinperatureranpts. 'The existing Method Of"kUIA-
1w anbarmonic
lion, based on the application of L
mcilLator model, is shown to be identical vith the
application or the thcr-nY.Aynarnic di,,placcn=l Ibeory
for Calculation of fr,-c encTsy of 2ssociation of
anharmortically iriscinatin viwal Propedlel
-4 icirm Se
of 1cm-cIccIfic3 &.pmd on flurluations of displace-
Ywrlisofffieseillns. 7bepasibility4DIapplictlionof
Oc anIvirmnic escillator model to ciftr vrystab wM
rcrovAlte type.3irm-ture is cowidered.

VELYUKWUVA, G.A.; _FASYNKOV, R-Ye.; POZ_"I;a;, V-L; POPGV, V-"
Study of the mechanical nonlinearity of certain polycrystalline
ferroelectrics. Fiz. tver. tela 5 no.2:506-512 F 163.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Ferroolectric substances-Testing)

VVIVEW-0-2/TLE-WA(h) _1JYL01
AM 14M AP6001807 SOURCE CODE. UR/0107/65/0010/012/003S/0036
AUTHOR: PasyEkoi~, V. (Professor); Chirkin, L. (Candidate of technical sciences);
Latotskly, ng neer Pkunev. Yu. (Engineer)
ORG: Leningrad Ele.ctrotechnical Institute (Leningradekly clektrotiekhnicheekiy
institut Im. V. 1. Lenina)
TITIM - Thin-film nesElstor , and varisters
SOURCE: Radio, no. 12, 1965, 35-36
TOPIC TAGS: varistor, negistor, thin film element
ABSTRACT: Based on the well-known M. A. Lampert, K. L. Chopra, Tiry and other
American works, 'a brief description of semiconductor devices having negative
differential resistance In presented. Similar ncgistors have been developed in the
USSR. They have an S-shaped I-V characterAstic, throw-over voltages of 1-10 v,
maximurn currents of 1-20 ma, and differential resistances of 1-100 kohms. Their
negative resistance falls off with the increasing ambient temperature and collapses at
about 100C. Some details of the preparation of thin films are given. Orig. art. has:
2 figures and 1, table.
SUB CODE: 09 SUBM DATE: none ORIG REF: 005
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Jan 48
Ileotr-loal EquiWat
;":~Xn the lAnIngrad Elootrioal Engineering Inat i2erd
Wyanov (Ianin)~* S, A. Rinkeyloh) Dr Thoh Sol~
T. V. Pasynkor., Cand Tech SOL, lk pp
'Zlektr1ohevtvo" No I
U,May 47 subject Institute had conference. Briefly
doeorlbes proceedings of the Elea EquIpment and
~Povqr Rag Sec, Vacuum Tech and Eleotrophys Sec,
Wio Rag Seeo and Inotr Constr and Telemeoh Sec.

PASYNKOVV V. V. Docent
FA 2oAqT24
U80/ki"tricity Dec 48
1"Oulatore
Insulation, Electric
"Measuring the Specific Resistance of Iezinated
Ilootrical-Insulatlon Material," V. V. Pasynkor
Docent., Cand Tech Sci, Leningrad Else Eng Inst imeni
Ulyanov, 3 PP
'Elaktricheatrow No 12
VA9 to wide application of subject material a series
of tests was conducted to bring GOST Standards up to
date. Discusses briefly results of tests conducted
on various materials In accordance vith GCST hOM .
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PASYNKOV. V. V.
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